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THE CRIMES BILL.
Interesting Debate in the
House of Lords.
EFFECT OF THE SHARP TRIAL.
Peaceable at Paris-Dakota's Division
and AdmIssion-M. Pasteur's
Treatment-OtherN Notes.
EFFECT OF THE SHARP TRIAL.
In the Lords.

LONDON, July 14.-In the House of
Lords, this afternoon, Bacon Ash
bourne, Lord Chancellor of Ireland,
moved the second reading of the crimes
bill. In making the motion, he de-
scribed the bill as a measure intended
to counteract the criminal demoralizing
system of intimidation now reigning in
Ireland, system that the coercion of
loyal people interfered with every rela-
ton of life. Neither sex nor age were
spared from this odious, ferocious
tyranny. 1t was SANDER upon trades
unions to compare them with the tyran-
nical league. 1t was absolutely start
ling to hear Gladstone cloak the abomi-
nable system of boycotting under the
euphemism of exclusive dealings.
Earl Granville, said he would not deny
that the government, it finding itself
unable to maintain law and order
With existing measures. had the
right to apply to Parliament for
further powers; but when the restric-
tons proposed suspending common
personal rights, the clearest proof was
required to justify the exceptional law.
The state of Ireland was as peaoable
now as in the time when the ordinary
law was found sufficient. Everybody
knew the real aim of the bill was 10
suppress combinations that interfered
with the policy of the government ana
brand them as illegal. The opposition,
having done its utmost to resist the
passage of the bill, must leave upon
the government the responsibility for
the results.
The Duke of Argyle, Lord Carnarvon
and others spoke, and the bill was then
read the second time. The measure
will be discussed by the committee to-
morrow.
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IN OTHER PLACES.
CINCINNATI, July 14.-Cincinnati,
Athletics 2.
The Interstate Commerce Commits
sion.

WASHINGTON. July As. S. Burdette,
attorney for the st. Paul. Minneapolis
and Manitoba Railway Company, ap-
peared before the Inter State Commits
sion and submitted two motions. The
first was, in substance, to dismiss the
complaints of Holbrook, Derby and
Others, farmers of Dakota, on the general
grounds that the acts complained of
antedate the passage of the interstate
law; the second was to dismiss the com
plants on the general ground that the
so-calied testimony submitted was
taken without notice to the defendant
and without giving an opportunity 10
cross examine witnesses. The Commits
sion, after brief consultation, stated to
Burdette that there seemed to be no
reason for his further attendance, and
that his decision would be a matter of
record. The action of the commission
is equivalent to dismissal.
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stiII the Telephone squabb1e.

WASHINGTON, July 14.-F. II. Brown
principal examiner in electricity in the
Patent Office, has submitted to the
Commissioner his report on the request
of Elisha Gray. for leave to amend the
fm pe n ds b SF . Pa9nt tGe
word metallic" before the word "di,
aphragm," in his original claim. The
argument was heard in the case May
oath, 1887. Brown decides adversely to
such amendment, holding that it is
concluded by the decision in the original
speaking telephone interference case,
and that its subject matter has been
abandoned BY GRAY.
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More Moisture

Tucson, Ariz., July IA. - Southern
Arizona has been visited by severe rain
storms and cloudbursts during the past
eight days. The rainfall has been IN
precedented. The Santa Cruz River is
over a mile wide. Washouts on the
railway have been frequent and numer-
Gus. A large amount of stock has been
drowned. Yesterday a freight train,
loaded with freight. was carried away
by cloudburst in the Canyon Deoro.
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supreme *. of r. and 8. Dead.

ST. LOUIS, July Ar. F. Cowan,
Supreme Keeper of Record and Seals of
knights of Pythias, died here to day.
Robert F. Cowan was born in Stan
ton, Va, 1880. He represented Virginia
in the Secession convention, and sat in
the Confederate Congress He was
elected Judge of the Equity Court in
Kansas City, after the war. he was a
Royal Arch Mason and an Odd Fellow
of high standing. He leaves q wife
and three children.
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LucIetia's Disciple.

DENVER, July 14.-Mrs. John T. Wit
ter was arrested this afternoon on q
complaint sworn out by District Attor-
ney Rhodes, charging her with causing
the death of her husband by the admin.
istration of arsenic. She will be ar
raigned to morrow and placed under
$1,000 bail.
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u Is q Curious Foo+

70 bsasf5ts I i,! Is now more susceptible
0ilsr sss,o nun medicine than at anv
4 akf1g TIE. Hence the Importance
.zhe1 il I'm GOODS SarsapsriIis now
a lssiiv ~ lac 40 you the most good. #
aic5i5O ,sSondertul for purifying and
pssts, and 'a !; blood, creating an ap-
r6ois s 1,a giving a healthy tone to the the
winch is peculiar to Itself
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Cooling Off.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE torrid
weather which has prevailed in nearly
every section of the country during the
past week is not due, the signal officer
says, to any exceptional cause, and no
relief can be predicted at present. Ths
weather, however, was considerably
cooler to-day in some parts of tie
United States than yesterday.
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The 8. 2. mortgage

SAN FRANCISCO, July 14.-Thers was
filed, to-day, in the Alameda court, the
mortgage of the Southern Pacific Coast
Railway Company to the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company, New York,
for s5,5O0,C00. The loan runs nifty
years and draws 4 per cent. interest.
The money is for the purpose OF lifting
the Indebtedness recently incurred In
the construction of the road.
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.cnn.nmntion Cure

would be truthful name to give TO DI;
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
the most efficacious medicine yet dis
covered for aYresting the early develop
ment of pulmonary disease. But
consumption cure" would not SUI
ficiently Gdicate the scope of its IN
finencs and usefulness. In al the
many diseases which spring from .
derausement Of the liver and blood, sns
"Discoyery" Is safe and spis
speeafis. OK Ill druggists
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HarrKrnpp Dead

BERLIN, July 4.-Frederick Kruppr
the well-knovn German founder and
gigantic steel gun maker, died to-day,
IN his villa near Essen, Rhenish Prus-
STA. Herr Krupp was born at Essen IN
LArEs.-It is Alfred, not friedrich
Krnnn. who Is dead.
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London Lines

LONDON, July 14.-The Queen to-day
laid the foundation of the Women's
Memorial Statue of the Prince COnsort
in Windsor Park. Seven thousand per
sons were present, chiefly women.
The condition of the German Crown
Prince who has returned to London
from the Isle of Wight, continues to i'm
prove. His voice is clear and has al
most reeained its normal strength.
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Washout on thsU. 2.

CHEYENNE, July 14.-There was
washout on the Union Pasife, FIVE
miles from this city this afternoon,
caused by a cloud-burst. A quarter Of
a mile of track is gone, and trains are
delayed ten hours.
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Sons of Temperance.

BosToH. July 1.-THE Sons OF Tenn
perance convention to-day voted una
nimously in favor Of a prohibition
amendment to the Constitution of the
United States.
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Wells Hair Balsam.

If gray, restores to original color. An
elegant dressing, softens and beauties.
No oil nor grease A Tonic Restorative.
Stops hair coming out; strengthens,
cleanses, heals scalp. SOC.
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Fatal Explosion.

CHEYENNE, July 1.-THE boiler at the
Shawnee coal mine, in this county. ex-
ploded on Tuesday morning, fstally in
lurlng James Kirby, night engineer,
and two men.
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-Four million Aromatic Cheroots sold
IN California last month. Just arrived
mere. Knock out cigarettes. Four for
IL cents. For sale everywhere. G. =.
CULkER & Bros, Agents.
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Testimonial From Assemblyman
Edward a. Darrsgh.

Testimonial From Assemblyman
Edward a. Dsrragh.
STATE OF NEW YORK,
ASSEMBLY CHAHBRE,
ALBANY, April 16, 1884.
Some years ago 1 was thrown from q
wagon and fractured two of my ribs. L
was so badly hurt that l had to sit up
in q chair for four days and nights. The
fourth day my mother placed two
Allcock's Porous Plasters over my
broken ribs. The next day my suffer
ings diminished and l was able TO lie
down. 1 continued to improve every
day. Two weeks after the accident
got up and attended to business. L re,
newed the plasters twice, and found
myself almost entirely well IN months
when ! sailed for England.
Ny wife is subject to periods pains IN
the back that give her rest neither daJ
nor night, but in two hours after apply
ing two Allcock's Plssters she e1-
periences relief. and In two or three
days she 10 well. She also hnds them
effective ia neuralgia and rheumatism.
EoWABD A. DABSAaH.
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GROUP, WHOOPINa COUGH ard
Bronchitis Immediately relietsd BY
Snhohs Cure. Sold by A. C. smith l.
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You Must Not

class Rough on Dirt" with the ordin-
airy washing compounds. 1t is new,
different and altogether superior
article. A revelation in housekeeping.
A boon to women. a new discovery.
Beats the world for Kitchen, Laundry,
Starching, Bath or Shampoo. u
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Rough on Toothache." Instant re-
"RoUGH ON CORNS," hard or soft
"ROUGH ON BILE Pills" Little,
but good. 10c.
25o.
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THAT HACKING COUGH can b
30 quickly cured by Shloh's Cure. We
guarantee it. Sold by A. @. Saith &
Co., druggists. 1
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Trough on Piles. -

Ask for Rough on Piles" InternsI
and External Remedy in sash paekags.
Sure cure, Soc.
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D''sOIution of Ps,.n...,

b n,.,.I VI FafSnership.
H8sj6ss..GGa Il consent, the partnership
N.rsi IrSs q FeTnstorm is hereby dis
'2iass aug "a Hedberg retiring from I the
All T..s and F. S. Fernstr9m1 ie Sssn rne
ssolset al b;I1,. and he only is entitled
99USUsT L. HEDBARa,
T. 5. FRRSsrRoE
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ea Cure 1S4 |. &c COUGH and OonsumU-
Nth 1 Co., drngpp;;.eI. Sold BY A. @.
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For lame back, side or chest, use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price Is cents.
Sold by A. G. Smith b Co., druggists. 3
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WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspep-
STA and Liver Complaint Shiloh's
Vitalizer is guaranteed to cure you.
Sold by A. @. Smith & Co.. druggists. 2
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BASEBALL.
The Contests on the Diamond
on Thursday.
THE COMMERCE COMMISSION.
Still the Telephone SquabbIe-
Supreme X of r. & Dead
Herr Kruff Dead-Washout.
Our National Game.

WASHINGTON, July 14.-To-day's
Pittsburg Washington game was de-
cidedly of machine order, aud in but
few instances did the 500 spectators dis
p ay more than a ianguid interest in
the playing. The hot wealth r affected
the players. The only brilliant feature
was one-handed catch by Myers, of
an apparently safe hit back of second
base. Whitmore and Morris.
Catchers-Mack and Carroll. Score
Washington 5. Pittsburg 8.
Boston, July 14.-The Detrolts by
heavy batting, won the game in the
first three innings, to-day, and by
ragged fielding nearly lost it in the
ninth, when hit by Wise would have
tied the score. Twitchell pitched in
great form and received perfect sup
port up to the ninth inning. The at
tendance numbered 5000. Pitchers,
Radbourne and Twitchell, catchers,
DAILY and Cancel; Score, Boston 4,
Detroits Z.
IN OTHER PLACES.
CINCINNATI, July 14.-Cincinnati, 8;
Athletics 2.
LOUISVILLE, July 14.-LouisvilIe, 9;
Metropolitans, Is.
CLEVELAND, July 14.-Baltimore. 5;
Cleveland, 2.
ST. LOUIS, July 14.-st Louis, 6;
Brooklyn, 4.
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VI children or Complaints
y TIE G Is ~ y adults are speedily cured
= SssIn!edy, Eno y. the great VsIiey.Tsn
o. Sa Life, Be sUys Is Johnson's Essence 1a
y s.B 9.' q t 5s'f i.t bottle s1.h In the
II uggish. 'O'o sv 2. Q. Il. I. and
S' s y that te SS1iSSiBTs, made miser,
Ss.i lea = the ren s[dt,D y. cough. shiloh's
SnitR & Co Ior you. Sold bTA
assiats.
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CITY Personals.

DIR Geo. Martin spent last week in
Boston very pleasantly. occupying most Of
bis time 10 the Massachusetts General Hoe.
pnal and children's hospital He ss~ msuy
interesting operations in the surgical wards
and many important cases in the medical
wards. Arrived in Ne~ York Sunday after.
noon. Letters addressed to Ashland House.
4th Avenue and Gath ST.. will reach him until
he sails
There are probably fl " men SO we'll ard so
favorably known to the travelling pubic. no,
only Of this State but Of other States. as Mr..
W. A. Kinball formerly connected W. th some
of the principal railroads of the country a,
advertising agent and excursion manager,
but now associated with B. A. Atkins on and
Co., who run the largest wholesale and retail
furniture establishment in New England.
Mr.. kimball is genial. whole souled fellow,
alive to the wants of the public and
enterprising and successful in his
attempt to satisfy its demands.
He has charge of the business of B. A. At.
kinson & Co. in Rocklsnd and also manages
the popular excursions which are planned
from various points to Portland. by this firm.
He will personally supervise the Atkinson
excursion from this city to Portland, Friday,
on the Jessie B." and his presence insures
the comfort and pleasure of all who may
avail themselves of the opportunity to visit
Names commercial metropolis.
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PROF. BRIsroL's EoUEscURRIcuLUM.

PROF. BRIsroL's EoUEscURRIcuLUM.
large audience gathered in Granite Hall
last evening on the occasion Of Prot Bristors
Equescurriculum, and witnessed one of the
most marvellous exhibitions of equine intel.
ligence ever given in this cry. The horses
were all perfectly docile and displayed a
knowledge of what was said to them bv the
Professor with almost human Intelligence.
The military drill was performed by them
with precision worthy of veteran soldiers,
and the "Horse School" was truly wonderful.
We have not space 10 note the many start
ling novelties performed By these animals,
and it is only necessary to SAY thai the per
formance should be seen t. be a,p,s Glazed,
as the whole entertainment is an illustra ton
of the results of kindness and patient teach
ing on the Fart of Prof. Bristol.
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Wedding Bella.

One of the pleasantest recent social events
of this city was the marriage OF MIR. 4. s.
Turner, the genial first assistant teacher in
the Dirigo Business College, and Miss Cora
A. Blaisdell, which took place at the resi-
dence OF the brides parents on Winthrop
street, Wednesday morning, in the presence
of large company Of their friends. The
ceremony was performed by Rsv. J. S. Gled-
hill Of Gardiner. Mr.. A. T. Reynolds and
Miss Louise Redwood acting rs groomsman
and bridesmsi'. After partaking of refresh
ments the company dispersed and the happy
couple took their departure for Ocean Point,
where they will spend part of the honey
moon, after which they will return to their
future home in this city.
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Opened b. Rev. William Forsyfh.-a. .whss NOR.
@n We COZ" Opened BY Prof. C. J. II. Ropes.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON -1oo. Address by Rev. r.
I. Bayisv. "How may ue Promote = D.eI-r Sni,.
ifuA Lien our Churches."
CommlNien.
Adjournment.
Maine Branch of wonan's Board of ForeirnENis.
nons, Thursday, 1000 A. n.
Six O'Clock A. n, Social Meeting.
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A. well us the most effective method of
dispeliDg Headsohes, Colds and Fevers, or
cl, snsiDg the system, is oy taking few doses
of the peasant California liquid fruit r. me-
dy. Ssrup of Fig.. For sale py j. VI. Mixer.
i.i4aolS m3Dur
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Truly 4 Wonderful Kennedy.

think Bells Sarsapsrilla a wonderful
medicine. would not be without it. began
to take it two years ago for Sick Headache.
and think | am entirely cured, as | have
never been troubled with it since. | send
you this statement, hoping ii may be the
cause Of others being cured if they but knew
W. Harvey, Atkinson, Me. Only 80 cts.
Your Druggist. junel4dlw3p
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There was holly contested game of ball
yesterday between the GARDENERS and Au
gustss on the State grounds. The former
winning by score of IL to 10, ten innings.
The home team played splendid game.
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EVENING

Another great congregation filled the
church and every seat was occupied
Dea Richard Abbot of Portland led in
prayer.
The following dispatch in answer to one
forwarded in the morning. was read:
SwANToN. VT, June Is.
The Vermont general convention fraternal
ly answers the greeting of the Maine confer
ence. Second Tbessalonians, 3:l5
c. McIntire, Moderator.
The moderator introduced Rev. DR.. Webb
of Boston who addressed the conference
remember very wildly, he said in opening.
when first stood in pulpit in Augusta. l
shall never forget my feelings then.
thought l mad pretty good sermon but on
arising every portion of excellence had
seemed to de part from it. These words came
to me at this time, "In the last day. the
great day of the feast, Jesus stood and cried
II any man thirst let him come unto me and
drunk Every man on the face of the earth
can have the gospel as free as water. A
man must have water or perish. Just one
c-y WAS wrung from the lips of our blessed
Lord on the cross, 81 thirst" You and
must have salvation or perish, and bring all
the pleasures of the earth and they will not
compensate for it. All can drink at the
fnunt5in at one time even as the children of
Isr el did at the fountain gushing from the
rex Dr.. Webb believed IN revivals where
mul Itudr> could psrtake of the water of life
fl civ. R.vivsls were sweet TO him. He
would have the gospelip its purity OF the 500
persons brought into the church at Angus
Ia while he was connected with
it a large majority stood steadfsst. Several
prominent revivsiists were referred 70. John
the Baptist, the first revivslist. preached
"Sir and the wrath Of God;" John Wesley.
who converted 100000 people, The new
birth and the witness of the spirit" Wesley
woke up a consciousness towards God and
then poured the gospel in. In closing Dr.
Webb offered some excellent advice to young
men entering the ministry. He would take
the great truths and preach them with all the
fervor, all the love and sill the vigor God had
given him.
The moderator presented Rev. W. G. Pud-
deioot of of Michigan, VINO at once put the
congregation in good humor. He was origi-
nal and novel in his manner aud kept his
hearers smiling with his droll and funny an
ecdotes of Michigan backwoois life, which
he related in rapid succession. The labors
and trials of the home missionaries and their
travels 10 the Michigan woods we're fscetious-
ly presented. His last words were get of
the roost brethren and get on a higher
perch.
The benediction was pronounced by Rev.
DR. Webb.
Adjourned.
Pros ramme for To-Day.
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There will be devotional meeting at $50
o'clock this morning in the Free Baptist
church before the meeting of the Maine
Br anch of the Woman's Board.
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G. A. R., for this evening will be of spt cisl
interest.
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John Norton is pressing hay on the farm
of Gov. Bodwell in Farmingdale. There will
be some seventy tons all in one barn. This
is the largest lot ever pressed from any one
barn in the State. The Governor will ship
it at once to the Island for his lambs.
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Mr.. w. f. Spear, Inspector of Public
works for the U. S. Treasury department has
just completed his inspection Of the work
Spear is an experienced inspector and his
opinion is entitled to great weight. He
expressed himself as very much pleased
with which the work is being done. at is
above the average" he said; sin fact. first
class in every respect" A high compliment
to Superintendent Lambard and his efficient
aids. and good report to take back to Wash
ington from the capital of the Pine Tree
State.
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Th- Moss Agreeable,

The station platform is being completed
bv the Maine Central workmen
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We have received copy of the second
edition, revised and enlarged, of mount
Desert With Pen and Pencil" by DR.. W. B.
Laphsm of this city. 1t is neat pamphlet
and an improvem, Mt on the first edition in
many ways. The covers are picturesquely
adorned and it is teeming with well executed
illustrations. A list of the principal hotels
is one of the features. The names of he
streets and most of the cottages of Bar
Harbor and vicinity, with names of the
owners or occupants during 1886, appear. A
description of the principal points of interest
on the island is given and is entertaining
reading. "Scraps Of Mt. Desert History" lie
the heading of some very interesting historical
reading. Many facts and much information
valuable to the tourist is presented.
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Programme for To-Day.

THURSDAY MoRNISG-e. Devotional exercises
30. Topic for Discussion: The Work Of the Church
among the Young People. /. What are We doingF
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Lawn Tennis Goods.
Full assortment OF Racquets, from 81 so to Is A
nice one for t2.50.
Japanese Fans of all kinds, for both service and
decorations
Also japanese Parasols and Scrap Baskets.
Picnic Baskets Of all kinds. both cedar and ash.
A Nice Hammock for o.. The "Elegante," neat,
natty and handsome. Of unusual length only t2.o0.
Also Mexican. braided edge, union web and various
other kinds.
Ropes, Extra Strong Hooks, Spreaders and AVN
ings in profusion at
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EXAMINATIoSs for admission 70 college will
~ b. held AT the Cieav. land Lecture Room. MAJ
sacbusetts Hall, Friday and Saturday, June 28;h
and IS. h. aud Friday and Saturday. September
9th and 10Th, beginning each day at $50 A. NJ. All
candidates must be present on Friday morning.
WILLIAM DEW. HYDE, President.
Brunswick, May 9th, iss7. may2sdkwtd